The Fishergate Shopping Centre in Preston could be completely demolished as part of plans to transform the area around the city's railway station. The plans include a multi-phase project that would result in the construction of a high-rise, mixed-use development.
The Fishergate Shopping Centre could be completely demolished as part of plans that would see the area around the city’s railway station transformed.The long-term vision for the location – known as the Preston Station Quarter Regeneration Framework – referred to the full or partial redevelopment of the shopping centre, but stopped short of stating that the entire building would be bulldozed.
The new development would be connected directly to the station – the main access to which would be moved from Fishergate to Butler Street, where the side entrance is currently located. expressed concern that the government decision last autumn to scrap the scheme north of Birmingham could harm the city’s station regeneration aspirations
A masterplan for the wider site will also be submitted, indicating what BDP describes as “the long-term vision for the Fishergate Shopping Centre”. ***Building 3 – high-quality office space: 13,700sqm of floorspace across eight storeys in the north-west corner of the site.
Preston Fishergate Shopping Centre Railway Station Redevelopment High-Rise Mixed-Use Development
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